Sentence examples for to the primacy from inspiring English sources

RL: I come back to the primacy of feeling.

Mr Blair insists that the EU's defence initiative poses no threat to the primacy of NATO.

Nevertheless these ambitious young film-makers pose a significant threat to the primacy of television.

(He has never, for instance, promoted any political challenge to the primacy of the Communist Party).

"No postwar politician did more to educate Americans to the primacy of images in politics," he says.

In itself, this was a testament to the primacy of New York as a setting (and subject) for American movies.

It seemed to be the most significant challenge yet to the primacy of international five-day test cricket.

That imperative, however, may fall victim to the primacy of national horse-trading and attempts to square several concentric circles.

The set pieces of description in the English & American 19th century novel correspond to the primacy of landscape in English painting.

Liberals know that calling for multiparty elections — a direct challenge to the primacy of the Communist Party — is a red line.

But none of this matters to rightist Supreme Court justices like Antonin Scalia, because they are ideologues committed to the primacy of wealth and power.